Understanding commercial dilapidations is essential if you are advising business clients who occupy leasehold premises. The numbers involved can materially affect cash flow, profitability and even exit planning.
It’s easy to assume that uncertainty in the wider economy means inactivity in the property market. Headlines often suggest caution and delay. But that definitely hasn’t been our experience in recent months.
A recent disposal we handled in Wooburn Green is a good example of how considered advice and flexibility can make a real difference when selling commercial property.
It doesn’t always feel great to admit that something isn’t working, especially when time and effort have already been invested. But in property management standing still can be more costly than making a change.
It’s always good to end the year on a high, and our Christmas celebration this year certainly delivered.
It’s been a brilliant few weeks for the Jaggard Macland team, with two of our colleagues reaching important milestones in their professional development.
In commercial property, successful negotiations often come down to being realistic about your position. When landlords and tenants approach discussions with a clear sense of their priorities, they can reach an outcome that benefits both sides.
Owning a listed building or property in a conservation area comes with unique responsibilities. We explain the rules, risks, and why expert heritage advice protects both your property and its history.
When it comes to commercial property, disputes often arise because there’s no reliable record of a building’s condition at a given point in time. That’s where a Schedule of Condition becomes essential.
